DSkyline

Hi Stephane,

thank you for a quick reply. I just wish i knew this before deciding upon Falang ??
Anyway, you can close this topic.

BR

@williamsrdan

Can you then afford, in your very busy schedule, to find someone who will teach you that you should’ve said “to hire someone” and not “to higher someone” because it’s very funny that you made this “mistake” twice considering that you’re the one who’s telling others (plugin author) that his english (which is not even his primary language) is bad and full of errors.

Hi jarnoschi,

tnx for your “hacky” solution, it works. I just had to put the code in my home.php file instead of index.php. I also used some input sanitization, just in case ?? . Thanks for the help.

Hi,

this sounds similar to a problem i’m having. I have a custom post type “book” and a custom taxonomy “book_tags” so that user can filter books according to a book tag. Everything works fine as long as they don’t try to submit an empty search (they don’t enter anything in the search field, and they don’t select a book tag). Then my url looks like this “www.mywebsite.com?post_types=book”, and it displays posts, instead of books. I even tried using “empty_search_url” parameter to redirect the page to my library, so that they can see all books, but it doesn’t work with custom post types. It works only if i remove post_types=”book”. Can you help with redirecting the user to a specific page or tell me if i’m doing something wrong? my shortcode looks like this

[searchandfilter fields=”search,book_tags” all_items_labels=”,All Books” post_types=”book” empty_search_url=”my/library/webpage/here” show_count=”1″]

Thanks

P.S.

Can i use show_count=”1″ here to display number of books that belong to a certain taxonomy term?

Yea, something is wrong with WP 4.0 or this plug-in because it wont accept my password as valid and locked me out of my site. As soon as i renamed the ithemes security folder through FTP i was able to login to the site. This isn’t the first time it happened. Re-installing the plugin doesn’t help.

Did you enable “Use HTML content type”. Same thing happened to me when i enabled this AND used hidden fields from this plugin, the messages just stopped sending.

And now, after installing and deleting it several times, it works again.

On several of my websites i have 4.2.6 version and i can access the login page and the dashboard just fine, but on 1 site i just can’t access the login page at all. It just keeps redirecting me to homepage and i’m pretty sure that i haven’t enabled “Hide backend” feature. I don’t want to disable the plugin by renaming it because it’s very useful, i just want to fix this issue. Any suggestions other than renaming it?

Hahah, looks like i wasn’t the only one. I switched to other plugin because of that button

True,

I can’t use or move any of my widgets. I’ve disabled all other plugins and only wp-property left, and still can’t use the widgets.

I’ve discovered that this problem happens only if you create some page (for example Login) and add the [theme-my-login] shortcode into that page, and then if you try to log-in through the Theme My Login Widget but you enter wrong credentials. Something to do with the fact that you can’t have 2 instances of the same log-in form (1 on the page and 1 in the widget area) on the same page. Funny thing is that if you’re on the Login page (with another log-in form in the widget area) and you try to log-in using page form (not the widget form) and you give wrong credentials, it behaves normally by displaying the error message.

I can confirm this. Same thing happens to me. No matter if the Username and Password input fields are empty or if there’s some text inserted, if you click the Login button, it display this error:

Fatal error: Call to a member function get_option() on a non-object in /…/…/public_html/[site-name]/wp-content/plugins/theme-my-login/modules/custom-redirection/custom-redirection.php on line 93

This only happens with the widget login and NOT with login that’s inside of some page inserted via shortcode [theme-my-login].

So widget works only if you enter valid credentials. But if you enter wrong credentials, it breaks the site.

I looked for that feature long time ago and even have 25 votes on their Feedback site but we still need to wait for that. You can vote for my suggestion since it has more votes and maybe will be implemented sooner but the problem is that there is no unique ID attribute in the database that you can chain those selects on.

https://feedback.usabilitydynamics.com/forums/95259-wp-property/suggestions/1599865-filtering-sub-property-types-depending-on-selected

I had the same problem. Two perfect plug-ins but they clash. I had to rename all instances of ‘login’ to ‘log-in’ in your plug-in (it was easier than to change it in other plug-in ?? ). Because of the ‘Show only for logged in users’ option in ‘Display widgets’ plugin that uses the same name and if you check ‘Show “Log in/out” link?’ in your plug-in, then you can’t un-check the ‘Show only for logged in users’ option in other plug-in. Now everything works perfect and Logged-out users can see both links (‘Register’ and ‘Log-In’) where before they couldn’t see ‘Log-in’. So, thank you for this plug-in and I hope you don’t plan on updating your plug-in any time soon.

Same thing happens tom also. It only works the first time you create new event. If u try to edit that event you’ll never get the right location again